[[bEn]]

I saw a thread like this somewhere and i couldn't find it. It wasn't the information i was looking for but i need to contact Giant Australia.

On their site it has no "Contact Us" or anything and i want to know how i can contact giant Australia.

Cheers.

 

[en are es]

I saw a thread like this somewhere and i couldn't find it. It wasn't the information i was looking for but i need to contact Giant Australia.

On their site it has no "Contact Us" or anything and i want to know how i can contact giant Australia.

Cheers.

Unit 7, 3-5 Gilda Court
3170
Mulgrave, Victoria
Australia
phone: 03 95321899
fax: 03 95320960
www.giantbikes.net
[email protected]

http://www.giantbicycles.com/au/010.000.000/010.040.000.asp?sPageID=&Country=Australia

Your welcome

 

[Low_Rider]

I'm very surprised that Giant have published that email address??

Giant don't generally seem to advertise any methods for electronic communication. As I've mentioned in other posts, I think it's a real shame Giant don't have more of an online presence.

Dave.

 

[Low_Rider]

I wonder if they could pass on a well written message to their big daddy regarding checking up on their own websites (like their Maestro site) from time to time...

Dave

 

[[bEn]]

I tried sending an email to [email protected], but i received an email straight away saying...

This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification.

Delivery to the following recipients failed.

[email protected]

Very weird, is there another email address i could be able to send an email to?

 

[[bEn]]

Ok. Well all i need to know is what is the biggest type of fork i can put on my 2005 Giant Yukon. I made a thread about this in XC racing and Lets talk about shocks. I got a few responses. Here are the threads...

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=144922

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=144924

 

[en are es]

Ok. Well all i need to know is what is the biggest type of fork i can put on my 2005 Giant Yukon. I made a thread about this in XC racing and Lets talk about shocks. I got a few responses. Here are the threads...

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=144922

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=144924

You can go to 500000000mm, but thats not what you want.

Get a fork with adjustable travel OR 80mm. Unless you want to lose your ability to climb very well, dont go for 100mm.

You could physically put any size fork on your bike. Would you want to? No. Would it even be rideable at 50000000mm? No. Would it be rideable at 100mm... yes but 80mm would be much better.

 

[Smidge]

I could give u the e-mail for the guy at Giant i chat to regularly here in the UK - you could ask him to send u the australian reps e-mail

 

[Low_Rider]

That would be great!

Or even better, could you send him a polite email mentioning that it's real shame Giant don't have more of an online presence, and ask if they could please check their own sites from time to time!!

Dave.

 

[[bEn]]

Doesn't matter he should give me a good answer. Thanks.

 

[BikeNerd2453]

bEn,
You don't need to email them. Just post your question and the Giant Rep on this forum would be glad to assist you. (don't believe me, my sense of humor coming out!).

Ah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!

Thanks, that was funny...
I don't think that Giant has heard about this "internet forum thing" yet...

 

[[bEn]]

I got a reply from the guy. He said maximum 80mm travel fork on my frame. Anything bigger and your pushing it.